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The Swiss town of La Brévine experienced the coldest night of the winter season, with temperatures plummeting to -25°C, as reported by the weather service of public broadcaster SRF Meteo

In East Flanders, the federal road police halted a Flixbus traveling from France to Brussels on Thursday morning following a report from a passenger who claimed to have overheard plans for

The New Year's fireworks display caused an estimated €8 million in damages to homes and vehicles, according to insurance companies. This figure marks a significant decrease from last year,

Belgium's Royal Trust Society recently disclosed the value of its long-held assets, marking the first time in over a century it has unveiled this information. These assets, part of King Leopold II's

De Lijn has confirmed that ticket prices will remain unchanged throughout 2024. Any potential adjustments in fares for 2025 will be subject to deliberation by the forthcoming Flemish

The AD reported a significant surge in car volumes on Dutch roads, marking an addition of 180,000 vehicles, totaling to 9.4 million last year. This influx has led to more severe and prolonged

Multitempo by Job&Talent has initiated a major recruitment campaign aimed at filling over 500 positions across key Portuguese airports from January 10th to 17th.

Amsterdam is considering a proposal that would urge cat owners to equip their feline companions with bells or collars before they venture outdoors, aiming to alert birds and wildlife to their

According to a recent European Commission study assessing quality of life, Groningen has emerged as the third-most satisfying city among 83 European cities surveyed.

Vandals targeted Berlin's renowned Kindertransport memorial, defacing the bronze sculptures depicting children with graffiti that resembled the Al-Aqsa mosque. The memorial, named